GREYSTONE CS-675 Series Current Sensor Instruction Manual
- June 10, 2024
- Greystone
Table of Contents
675 Series Current Sensor
Instruction Manual
INTRODUCTION
The CS-675 series current sensor monitors line current for electrical loads
such as pumps, conveyors, machine tools or fans and outputs an analog true RMS
4-20 mA signal to represent the load current. The sensor is loop powered and
requires an external 15-30 Vdc power supply. The power supply must be 10 Vdc +
(Road x 20 mA) where Load is the input resistance of the device measuring the
signal. So if Rload is 250 Ω the minimum power supply is 15 Vdc. The measured
AC line current can be calculated as
I line = (I loop – 4 mA) x Orange / 16. The device is factory calibrated to <
± 2% FSO and features either three jumper-selectable current ranges or fixed
range models
The sensors are typically used to monitor motor operation and can be used to
determine motor failure, belt loss, machine feed rates or tool wear.
WARNING
- Electric shock hazard, use caution
- Disconnect and lock out power before installation
- Follow national and local electrical codes
- Read and understand these instructions before installing
- Installation only by qualified electrical personnel
- Do not rely on this device to indicate line power
- Only install this device on insulated conductors
- Only install on 600 Vac maximum conductors
- Do not use this device for life-safety applications
- Do not install in hazardous or classified locations
- Install this product in a suitable electrical enclosure
- Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury
INSTALLATION
Read all warnings before beginning. Ensure the selected device has the correct
ratings for your application. Set the range jumper to the desired range. See
Figure 1. The CS-675-2, 5 & 200 each have one fixed range. See Figure 2.
Disconnect and lock out power. Mount the sensor with two screws through the
base or snap onto a standard DIN mounting rail. The base has an integrated
mounting tab to allow either screw mount to a surface or spring mount to a DIN
rail.
To mount the device to a flat surface, select an area that will allow side and
top access to wire device. Slide the mounting tab in so that both mounting
holes are accessible.
If predrilling is required, the actual device may be used to mark holes or
simply cut out the pattern below in Figure 3. The mounting holes in the base
will accommodate up to a #10 size screw (Not supplied). See Figure 3
For DIN rail mounting, first slide the mounting tab to its outer position and
then hook the fixed end to the DIN rail and finally the tab end may be snapped
onto the rail. The tab may be pulled out slightly to allow easier mounting or
to remove the device from the rail. See Figure 4.
Place the monitored conductor (must be insulated) through the sensor hole and
reconnect. See Figure 5.
Observe polarity and wire the output to the controller. Use 14-22 AWG shielded
wiring for all connections and do not locate the device wires in the same
conduit with wiring used to supply inductive loads such as motors.
Make all connections in accordance with national and local codes. See Figure 6. Ensure the controller scale matches the sensed range. See specifications for model ranges. Reconnect the power.
APPLICATION
The CS-675 series are factory calibrated to operate within ±2% of FSO. If
field calibration is required or a custom measurement range is desired, simply
peel back the top label to expose the calibration pots. See Figure 3 . The
adjustment pots set the current zero (4 mA) and span (20 mA) of the device and
may be adjusted by about ±20% of FSO. Repeat each adjustment until both are
acceptable.
For applications with load currents exceeding the sensor current ranges use an
external CT to reduce the current to an acceptable value. For example, to
measure a 500 Amp load current, use a 500A:5A CT and wrap the CT secondary
through the CS-675-5 so the sensor output will be 4-20 mA = 0-500 Amps.
For applications with small load currents (such as less than 2 Amps), wrap the
monitored conductor through the sensor aperture several times to increase the
current measured by the sensor. For example, to measure 0-1 Amp with a
CS-675-5, wrap the conductor through the sensor aperture 5 times so the sensor
output will be 4-20 mA = 0-1 Amp.
For external CT or multiple wrap applications, ensure the controller is scaled
accordingly to obtain correct readings.
For any application with multiple wraps, note that the CS-675 maximum current
rating must be divided by the number of wraps. For example, with one wrap the
maximum current is 100 Amps for the 50 Amp range, with 5 wraps the maximum
current is 100/5 = 20 Amps. Ensure the load current is < 20 Amps or the device
may overheat and be damaged.
Note: These may not be practical applications, select the correct device
for the current range required.
SPECIFICATIONS
Measurement Range| CS-675-2: 0-2 Amps
CS-675-5: 0-5 Amps
CS-675-R1: 0-10/20/50 Amps
CS-675-R2: 0-50/100/150 Amps
CS-675-200: 0-200 Amps
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Maaximum Input Curren| CS-675-2: 10 Amps continuous
CS-675-5: 15 Amps continuous
CS-675-R1: 3x range continuous
CS-675-R2: 2x range continuous
CS-675-200: 250 Amps continuous
Accuracy| CS-675-R1/R2: ±2% FSO (5 to 100% of range)
CS-675-2, 5, & 200: ±1% FSO (5 to 100% of range)
Signal Output| 4-20 mA
Sensor Power| 15 to 30 Vdc (loop-powered)
Insulation Class| 600 Vac, insulated conductors
Frequency| 20-400 Hz
Response Time| 500 mS typical, 0 to 90%
Output Load| .250 Ω typical
Maximum Load| >600 Ω @ 24 Vdc
Operating Temperature| -15 to 60°C (5 to 140°F)
Operating Humidit| 5 to 90 %RH non-condensing
Terminal Block| 14 to 22 AWG
Dimensions| 67 x 68.6 x 24.1 mm
(2.65 x 2.7 x 0.95 in)
Sensor Aperture| 20.3 mm (0.8 in)
Enclosure Material| ABS/PC, UL94 V-0
Agency Approval| cULus Listed
Country of Origin| Canada
DIMENSIONS
IN-GE-CS675XXX-01
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